Space technologies, particularly satellites, provide us with a unique perspective on Earth. The data collected by satellites allow us to monitor changes in atmospheric composition, rising sea levels, deforestation, and other environmental issues that directly impact the climate. Without these technologies, accurately modeling climate change and forecasting its future consequences would not be possible.
In building a more sustainable future, space technologies not only enable the analysis of climate data but also support innovations in energy, environmental protection, and agriculture. World Space Week 2024 encourages not only a deeper understanding of these achievements but also participation in various events held around the globe.
From October 4 to 10, many exciting events will be held to celebrate World Space Week. For more information and resources, visit the official World Space Week website.
For those interested in diving deeper into the science of space and climate, the VILNIUS TECH Library offers a wide range of resources. We recommend the following subscription databases:
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EBSCO Publishing This package offers full-text articles, conference papers, e-books, reviews, and dissertations covering various scientific fields. You can search across all databases or individually: Academic Search Ultimate – more than 13,000 peer-reviewed journals in various scientific fields. Journal list >>> |
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IEEE Electronic Library (IEL) IEEE provides a unique and valuable collection of scientific information, especially for those interested in climate change issues. Explore the IEEE Climate Change Collection for a wide range of research articles and publications dedicated to climate change. |
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SAGE Journals Online Journals across various scientific disciplines. Accessible journal list >>> |
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ScienceDirect Journals from diverse scientific fields dating from 1998 to the latest issues. Accessible journal list >>> |
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SpringerLink Access a variety of scientific books and articles related to climate science and space technologies. SpringerLink eBooks SpringerLink video tutorials >>> |
| Taylor & Francis A collection of e-books across various scientific disciplines >>> A collection of e-books across various scientific disciplines. Access journals dating from 1997. Accessible journal list >>> Taylor & Francis mobile app >>> The „Text-to-Audio“ feature allows you to listen to journal articles. |
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Wiley Online Library Journals from multiple scientific fields. Accessible journal list >>> Wiley Online Library tutorials >>> |
Additionally, you can find information on "Space and Climate Change" in open access databases:
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NASA Earthdata This platform provides access to a vast amount of satellite data on Earth's climate and environment, enabling researchers to analyze climate change and conduct investigations. |
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GeoScienceWorld A database covering geological and environmental science literature, useful for researching climate change aspects |